Bora M Pure induction hob extractor

BORA M Pure – ultra-flexible cooktop extractor system

The BORA M Pure cooktop extractor system offers extra flexibility when cooking due to a combination of zone induction and surface induction. Roasters or other large cookware items can be placed on the surface induction cooktop on the right, while the left cooktop optimally detects small pans thanks to the zone induction.

The new BORA M Pure is a logical progression from the popular BORA Pure cooktop extractor system. The two 230 x 230 mm surface induction cooking zones on the right can be connected together by the bridging function to create a single, large 230 x 460 mm induction zone.

The zones are automatically combined if the cookware is sufficiently large and permanent pan size recognition is enabled. The two individual, round, zone-induction cooking zones on the left are ideal for smaller pots, pans and espresso makers.

The BORA M Pure cooktop extractor system boasts a compact structure with a touch control operating panel with a slider that features white LEDs and comes equipped with the same popular and useful functions as the BORA Pure cooktop extractor system.

All important control functions can be accessed with a single touch. Air inlet nozzles available in orange, red, blue, jade green, light grey, sunshine yellow, and greige add a personal touch and are quick and easy to replace.

With the X Pure, M Pure, Pure and S Pure models, the BORA Pure range of compact cooktop extractor systems is perfectly tailored to customers’ different needs and individual cooking habits

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